1950's Cadillac Retro Vintage Magazine Advertisements | A look back at Life in America
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- Опубліковано 24 сер 2024
- Vintage Cadillac Magazine ads and dealership photos from the 1950's. Featuring soothing music for your listening pleasure. Enjoy!
We usually take a look at brochures and the different trim levels and discuss the pricing of the various models and compare them to what the "Todays" pricing would be.
However, todays video is a compilation of Caddy's in the nineteen fifties.
Kick back and enjoy a walk down memory lane with us.
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"Talk to me, Harry Winston! Tell me all about it!" (Marilyn Monroe, Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend) Gorgeous ads. Cadillac was definitely an aspirational vehicle--and lifestyle! Thanks for putting this together. Very enjoyable glimpse at a bygone era.
Glad you like it. I'll have a 60's caddy ads come out soon. Thanks for watching...
Wonderful artwork in those brochures from the '50s. The drawings continued to the late '60s before being replaced by photographs. My favourite Cadillacs from this era would be the '58 Eldorado Brougham and the '59 Sedan de Ville 4 window flat top.
Another great look back at Cadillac during their heyday,such beautiful cars,as always a great production.Thanks again
Glad you enjoyed it👍
VERY IMPRESSIVE VIDEO
Glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching.
It just so happens I just finished my model build of a Monogram 1/25 scale 59 El dorado Converyible today!!
Marilyn's last ride was in a 1962 model.
Thanks for the comment...
It seems the 50-56 Caddy's all looked pretty much the same until the 57. My bro-in-law's grandfather had a 58 black/white Coupe DeVille. When he passed, the family just parked it. I learned later that it had gone to the crusher. I was heart-sick!
Thanks for sharing.
Man, that's just criminal.